CIGA Staff

CIGA Staff

The U.S. Has Its Own Agenda Against Russia

Author: Jeremy Scahill Affiliation: Senior Correspondent and Founding Editor of the Intercept Organization/Publisher: The Intercept/ First Look Institute  Date/Place: April 1, 2022/New York, USA Type of Literature: Opinion Word Count: 1708 Link:   Keywords: Global Agenda, Proxy War, Sanctions,…

Putin’s Doomsday Threat

Author: Graham Allison Affiliation: Harvard Kennedy School at Harvard University Organization/Publisher: Foreign Affairs Date/Place: April 5, 2022/New York, USA Type of Literature: Analysis Word Count: 2980 Link:   Keywords: Ukraine, Russia, USA, Kennedy, Nuclear, Cuban Missile Crisis Brief:  …

China’s Difficult Balancing Act in Russia-Ukraine Crisis

Author: Meia Nouwens  Affiliation: Chinese Defence Policy and Military Modernisation, IISS London Organization/Publisher: International Institute for Strategic Studies (IISS) Date/Place: March 4, 2022/London, UK Type of Literature: Article Word Count: 1750 Link: Keywords: China, Russia, Russia-Ukraine Crisis  Brief: The…

Scorched Earth: Climate and Conflict in the Middle East

Author: Marwa Daoudy Affiliation: Georgetown University’s Walsh School of Foreign Service, and Seif Ghobash Chair in Arab Studies at the School’s Center for Contemporary Arab Studies Organization/Publisher: Foreign Affairs Date/Place: March/April 2022/New York, USA Type of Literature: Analysis Word Count:…

The Realist Case for a Ukraine Peace Deal

Author: Stephen M. Walt  Affiliation: John F. Kennedy School of Government at Harvard University Organization/Publisher: Foreign Policy  Date/place: March 29, 2022/Washington DC, USA  Type of Literature: Article Word count: 1732  Link:   Keywords: Realism, Conflict Resolution, War, Ukraine  …